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Coming Events
rpgn ANNUAL CRICH REUNION WILL
be held at Seaforth Lions Park on
Wednesday, July 22, at 1:80 p.m.
44614
eanAT THE HEAT AND ENJOY A
" treat, dealing every Friday night at
the Crystal Palace Ballroom. Mitchell. to
the =VAC of Clarence Petrie and his Night
Hawks. 4460-6
O') TIME BARN DANCE—IN GEORGE
Smale's shed, 21/4 miles west and 21/4
miles south of Dublin on Wednesday, July
25th. Double dance floor; good MUMC.
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For Rent
VOA RENT -4, -.ROOM APARTMENT IN
Seaforth. Apply to Box 288, HURON
EXPOSITOR. 4461x1
Fon RENT — HEATED APARTMENT,
one bedroom. Apply to DR. E. A.
McI4ASTER. Phone 26. 4461-1
port RENT—UNHEATED APARTMENT,
"- two bedrooms. Apply to DR. E. A.
MobEASTER. Phone 26. 44614
RENT -4 -ROOM HEATED APART-
"' tient, with bathroom, sun porch, also
cellar. For August 1st. PHONE 249-W.
44614
Help Wanted
HELP WANTED—BRUSH AND SPRAY
painters. Apply J. MISENER; Room
11, Commercial Hotel, Clinton. after 7
p.m., weekly. 4461y2
AVOULD YOU LI10E TO BE A SALES-
" man? Here is your chanae. You can
learn in your spare time and make $35 to
$50 per week while you learn. If you are
married, and have a car for local travel,
apply to P.O. BOX 6, Harriston.
4461-2
HELP WANTED
We require 3 or 4 capable, energetic
young men for furniture work.
Apply to
JOHN BOSHART & SONS
Seaforth, Ont.
Agents Wanted
Wanted
WANTED .TO BUY — GARAGE OR
" small barn. PHONE 188, Seaforth.
4461-1
Livestock Wanted
MAD, DISABLED HOMES OR COWS
removed free of charge. For prompt
and efficient service. phone 'STONES"
collect, Ingersoll 2L or Seaforth 656 r 2.
Personals
T_TYGLENIC SUPPLIES (RUBBER
Goode), mailed postpaid in plain, sealed
envelope with price list. 6 samples 25e:
24 samples 41.00. Mail -Order Dept. T-73,
NOVA -RUBBER CO., Box 91, Hamilton,
Ont.
For Sale
POR SALE—S_YOUNG PIGS, READY
" to wean, W. C. MONTGOMERY.
Phone 884 r 4, Seaforth, 4461-1
FOR SALE—ESSOTANE GAS R.ANGE,
in good condition. Reasonable price,
PHONE 6824, Seaforth. 4461x1
"FOR SALE—.QUANTITY 08' MIXED
" grain. oats and barley; also 8.3 John-
son outboard motor. Apply to HAROLD
JACKSON. 4461-1
port SALE—YORK HOG TWO YEARS
old; Massey -Harris 7 -foot binder. AP..
ply VIVAN COOPER. Phone 563 r 41,
Seaforth. 4461x1
FOR SALE—GRAIN SEPARATOR IN
A-1 condition. 28-40: complete with
feeder, blower, shredder, high elevator; al-
so belts. Apply to DAVID DIGNAN,
Wednesday or Saturday, Mill St., Hensel],
Ont. 4460x2
QTOP CLAW -RIDING. MILK WITH
genuine tug -and -pull. Surge Milkers
are adjustable to the individual cow he.
cause of their hanging arrangement. Call
collect LOVELL McGUIRE, Surge Service
Dealer, Phone 593, Wingham.
POR SALE—ALLIS-CHALMERS POWER
-` take -off combine, with pickup, enlarg-
ed bin and straw spreader, three years old:
'has new cylinder and concave bars. Has
4461-2
gone over only about 200 acres. Apply
..100001 THOMPSON. Phone 833 r 33, Sea -
forth. 4461x2
- AGENTS
WONDERFUL OCCASION TO WORK
`' for yourself. Be independent! Sell
from door to door 225 well-known and
guaranteed products such as; Toiletries,
Culinaries, Medicines, Domestic Necessi-
ties: Tea, Coffee, Etc. Splendid vacant
territories in your neighborhood, $18 need-
ed. NO RISK. Free details on request.
JITO: 5130 St. Hubert, Montreal.
4460-4
Property For Sale
-peon SALE -8 -ROOM FRAME HOUSE,
ingulated, stoker heated, modern bath-
room and kitchen, new garage. Lots of
room for garden. CLAYTON DENNIS.
Phone 355-W, Seaforth. 4439-11
PROPERTY FOR SALE—TWO-STOREY
1. three bedrooms. living room, den. a-
piece bathroom, oil heated house, including I
three acres of land, edge of town. Approv-
ed for Veterans' Land Act purchase. Ap-
ply Box 202, HURON EXPOSITOR.
Phone 41, Seatorth. 4431-tt
Tenders Wanted
TENDERS WANTED
-pawl HYDRO INSTALLATION
" fixtures in S.S. No. 1, Eibbert.
den to be received by July 13, and
completed by August 10.
IVAN McDOUGALL,
Sec.-Treas.,
Mitchell, Out, R.R. 3.
AND
Ten -
work
4460-2
TENDERS WANTED
FOR INSTALLING SANITATION SYS -
tern in S.S. No."1, Hibbert. Tenders
to be received by July 13, and work com-
pleted by August 22.
IVAN McDOUGALL,
Sec. -Tress,,
Mitchell, R.R. 3.
4460-2
Notices
-ra,ADIO REPAIRS --...FOR ., ALL EIND.S
of radios, at TERRY'S RADIO RE.
PAIR, opposite Dick House, Settforth.,
Phone 347-R. 4868-10
NTOTICE—I AM PURCHASING BOARS
4-` at 10c and 13c per pound, live weight.
Phone ox- write, LEROY ACHESON, At-
wood, 37 r 12 collect. 4467-8
$500 CASH—FOR PART TIME EVEN-
ing work between July 20 to
" September 20. Car essential. State age.
Appy Box 239, HURON EXPOSITOR.
4461-1
PAINTING — SPRAY 011 BRUSH;
Papering. Sunworthy wallpapers. Sign
Painting a specialty. ED. (BUCK) LIT-
TLE. Hensel!. Phone 196-R, Hensall.
4425-tf
A reralTiON, FARMERS! — PROMPT,
courteous collection of all dead and
disabled farm animals. Call collect, ED.
ANDREWS, 861 r 11, Seaforth, or 235,
Exeter. Aasoelated with Darling & Co. of
Canada Ltd. 4899-tt
A OCOMMODATION REQUIRED FOR
Air Force personnel stationed at Clin-
ton. If you have a house, apartment,
furnished or unfurnished, to rent, please
call STATION HOUSING OFFICE at
Clinton, 382; local 262. 443643
A TTENTION, FARMERS McKILLOP
'-`• Fire Insurance, Western Farmers'
Wind Insurance, Ontario Automobile As-
soc. (0.A.A.), Hospitalization Insurance,
Accident and Sickness Insurance, and
Mirth Arnerican Life Insurance. Consult
ERIC EL MUNROE, Seaforth. Phone
894-M. 44564f
PROCLAMATION
Township of Tuckersmith
Tartar /NaTellerrONS Parole 0013e-
eil uuder authority of By.,Law No. 18,
Ttaanship of Totatesinith, I hereby
proclaim that all doge In the hamlets of
EgmOrdvitle and Harialzhey are etehlbited
teem teaming at large, during the Period
fronf/tittir 1, 1958, to Notaufier 1, 1058.
•0W4* r hsrbO4s atedetag et:her:wen-
"la the We:Hakes Of thha digellw wail ea
$bttoll.ditoditioto midair of eStaole
edr D. A. mortme,
.4k1
0040 of therseilas,
4461-0
Auction Sales
A UCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EF-
" fects in the Village of Hensali; on
Saturday. July 11, at 1 p.m.: Chesterfield
bed (like new; upholstered lounge chair;
2 walnut occasional chairs; occasional arm
chair: walnut antique sideboard: Marconi
radio; walnut radio table; antique cherry
chest of drawers and writing desk ; elec-
tric heater ; electric lamps; mantel clock:
wardrobe; oak dresser: bed springs and
spring mattress (like new) ; bedding; scat-
ter mats; Axminster rug 8x10; Thor all -
enamel washing machine; coal oil stove
and %yen ; dropleaf kitchen table; 2 -burner
;hotplate; step -ladder; (medicine cabinet;
[Duo -Therm. oil space heater (like new);
dinner set of gold band Limoges china;
large quantity china, and silverware; 2
copper boilers; tubs; pint sealers; Cobb/in
electric vaomun cleaner; pillows: 200 -gal-
lon oil tank; Clare Jewel cook stove; ball
seat with mirror; cherry glass cupboard;
mahogany setee and 2 chairs. Terms—
Cash. MRS. MARY SIMPSON, Proprie-
tress; Harold Jackson, Auctioneer; E. P.
Chesney, Clerk.
Cards Of Thanks
I
WISH TO THANK MY MANY
friends and neighbors for the cards,
flowers and treats given erne while a
patient in St, Joseph's Hospital, London.
Special thanks to Dr. L. M. Gibson, Dr,
AL W. Stapleton and the nurses.
446120L MRS. JAMES KELLY
WISH TO EXPRESS OUR SINCERE
thanks and appreciation to our many
friends and neighbors for the flowers.
cards and treats received when we were
patients in Scott Memorial Hospital. We
also wish to extend our thanks to the
nurses and doctors. — MRS. JOAN Me-
LAUGPILIN AND DAUGH1hR JEAN.
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In Memoriam
INGRAM—IN LOVING MEMORY OF
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Inertun.
—Ever remembered by the Family,
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nORRANCE—IN LOVING MEMORY OF
a dear mother, Mrs. James Dorrance,
who passed away one year ago, July 13,
1952.
One year has passed
Since that sad day,
The one we loved
Was called away.
She bid no one
A last farewell:
She left this earth
In Heaven. to dwelL
—Ever remembered by her Family and
Grandchildren. 4461x1
Births
ALEXANDER --Mr. and Mrs. John Alex-
ander, Hensall, are happy to announce
the gift of a daughter, Iris Isobel, on
Tuesday, July 7, 2953, at Clinton Public
Hospital.
BURT—At Scott Memorial IlosPital, on
July 8. to Mr, and Mrs. Ross Bnrt, Sea -
forth, a son.
HILDEBRANiD—George and Hazel Hilde-
brand (nee Coleman), Seaforth, Noah to
announce the arrive/ of their son, Doug-
las Andrew, on July 2, at Scott Memor-
ial Hospital.
KIPFER—At Clinton Hospital, on Thurs-
day, July 2, to Mr, and Mrs. Cecil
Kipfer, Hensall, a sem A brother for
Danny, Linda Jane and Dorothy,
NIC114)LSON—At Scott Memorial Hospi-
tal, on July 4, to Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Nicholson, Seaforth, a son.
RACHO—At Scott Memorial Hospital, on
July 4, to Mr. and Mrs. Douglat
Dublin, a son.
ROWLA.ND—At Scott Memorial Hospital,
on July 9, to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Row-
land, St. Columban, a daughter.
Deaths
BURNS—Suddenly, at Grand Bend, on
Sunday, July 6, Daniel Phillip Burns, be-
loved son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel 'Burns,
Hibbert, in his 24th year.
Be thrifty!, Phone 41, Sea -
forth. Clegg -Ned ad. ars re -
suit -getting. The IluronExpot4
itor.
. • '
• Me.elaid Mrea-la Mieltle.and fam-
ily are spending three weeks' 'meat'
than at So.bade 14710W 081 Lake Hur-
on. •
Mrs. Maurice Johnston (nee Sad-
ie Harburn), formerly of Remo.%
accompanied- 1y her daughter, rare.
Win. Marshall, and little daughter,
Sarab, and daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Maurice Johnston, Jr., all of Flint,
Mich., were guests over the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Dick,
Cromarty, and called on some
friends in the village.
William Smale has accepted a
Position at Jim* Machine Stop.
Miss Hazel Slavin, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Slavin, Kippen,
has •been attending the athletic
training camp conducted by the De-
partment of Education Physical
Breech at Longford Mills, near
Orillia. This is a training camp
for leaders Hazel was chosen to
represent Seaforth District High
Sch
001
.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jones, St.
Thomas, spent the weekend with
M. and Mrs. Roland Williams and
Ona, and with Mr. Ritchie Traquad'r,
Exeter,
Mrs. Ella Bolger, R.R. 1, Hensall,
won a prize in a contest held 're-
cently. Her dealer was Clare Reith,
Seaforth.
Miss Ruth McLean, who recently
accepted a position with the Lon-
don Life Insurance Co., London,
spent the weekend with her par-
ents, Mr..and Mrs. Robert McLean.
She was accompanied by Miss
Gwen Anderson, also of London,
who was a weekend guest with Mr.
and Mrs. McLean.
Frank Wood, who suffered a ser-
ious fall downstairs over a month
ago, 'was taken to Clinton Hospital
on Tuesday for x-ray examination,
to determine the present state of
his injuries.
. No Time Like Now!
To Have Your Clothes
Fresh -Cleaned the
SYNTHOTEX WAY
Leave garments at The Launde-
teria while you shop or visit in
London.
Pick them up the same day on
your way home. Your clothes will
sparkle with deep -down cleanli-
ness, because Synthotex is the
cleanest, most modern dry clean-
ing money can buy.
Open from 8 in the morning
until 9 at night, Saturdays until
4 p.m. There's no extra charge
for same-day service.
(Leave you wash for fast ser-
vice, too, and add wash -day to
your list of holidays),
FORSYTH'S
LAUNDETERIA
and
DRY CLEANERS
649 Richmond Street
South of the C.P.R. Hotel
London : Phone 3-1294
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ProinotioWLitted for
Stanley7Timnship School
-.Fa•Reeeige. ToWliehip;-
prenaotenui, are. listed. 'Me
teacher irga leirs,-.-LaurithelleReich'
ert. Grade VII to Gvade
an Coleman, John eMan; Donald
Forrest, Norma Lay,e, Harold Par-
sons, Mariou, Turnere'lleth, Turner.
Grade V to Grade VI—John Con -
set and Jean Turner.
Grade IV to Grade V — Marion
Forrest, Wayne Love, Donald Par
sons, Glen Reitahert, Leroy Work-
man. Grade HI to:Grade IV—James
Consitt, Kenneth Reiohert, Charles
Stephenson, Keith Stephenson, Rob-
ert Turner. •
Chiselhurst Resident
Celebrates 80th Birthday
-Hugh Norris, Chiselhurst, !was
pleasantly surprised last Sunday
when some 40 members of his
family and relatives, gathered. at
his home to honor- hint on the oc-
casion of his 80th birthday. He
was presented with numerous love-
ly gifts, including a birthday cake
topped with 80 candles, .made by
his daughter, Mrs. Wm. Parker,
Heinen. Relatives were present
from Munroe, Staffa, Cromarty and
Hensel].
District
Weddings,
SWEITZER - SLOWES
HENSALL.—The aisle of Maia
Street United Church, Exeter, Sat-
urday, July 4, was ,decorated wit4
rose -covered arches.,and white lilies
and blue delphinnms banked the
altar for the marriage of .Claudette
Mae Blowes, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Claude Blowes,, Exeter, and
Ralph Jacob Sweittee, eon of Mr.
and Mrs. A. J. Sweitzer, Exeter.
The Rev. A. E. Holly performed
the ceremony. Mrs. William Mur-
doch, Dundas, soloist, was accom-
panied by Mrs. A. Willard at the
organ, 1
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Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a floor-leiagth gown c
of white nylon net and Chantilly v
lace. The strapless bodice was o
covered with a bolero jacket styled C
with Johnny collar and long taper-
ing sleeves. The bouffant skirt fea- in
tured inserts of Chantilly -lace. A
coronation headdress held her
French illusion veil, and she car
ried a cascade arrangement of red
Briarcliffe roses and stephanotis.
ThaillgtOta,„,
eh*
iet.Yy acdertearreeellhaVele
elk 'the,
'Iror the volt ' 1,'''..
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•'rafted St,atige. at '-
a :Mauvite'liaieCe ,....
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aeCessories;'arte
and eurele sweet .00
plan'ttelive illPelaterik .i.- ".
The triddhi! paientaheerie ft/Mier
•
. ,
well-known Hengtale 'residente, Mr.
/Howes -was a formey prineipal Of
the Hensel! Public School.
PHILLIPS - STOKES ,f,e
HENSALL.—A wedding trip to
Bermuda followed the marriage ilii
St. Cuthbert's Anglican Church,
Leaside, of Patricia Anne, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Elmet Vi0P,r
Stokes, to Roland Warren PhilliPs;
son of Me and Mrs. Percival Wes-
ley 'P:hillips, Toronto, on Saturday.
July 4, the 'birthday of both the
bride and the groom. Canon P.
Morland Lamb officiated.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride chose a gown of net 'lied
lace over taffeta with straplego
bodice and long sleeved lace jack-
et, .A headband of aitfotber-oefeerarl,
flowers held her anger -tip veil,s,*e
she carried a cascade of white :and
yellow roses with stephanotis,
Miss Betty- Lou Irwin was maid
of honor, and Mrs. William Bur-
gess was bridesinaid. They wore
forest green net over apple green
taffeta. Miss Carolyn ,Flhillips, sis-
ter of • the groom, was junior .brides-
maid, wearing a 'ballerina gown of
apple green lace and net over taf-
feta. The attendants wore match-
ing net hats with apple green leave.s,
and carried cascades of carnations.,
daisies and rases in shades of yel-
low
Mr, Fred Travell was the best
man, and Mr. Gordon Giles and Mr,
Eric Stokes, brother of the -bride,
were the ush,ers.
The reception was held at the
Guild Inn, Scarborough. The mother
if the bride received in a floor-
lD.
ength gown of dusty pink crepe
with late -bolero and corsage of
blue corn flowers. Mrs. Phillips
chose a graceful gown of "Alice
Blue" sheer with camisole of pink
lace. Her flowers were pink roses.
Out-of-town guests included Mr.
nd Mrs. W. Imarie Walker and Mr.
ill Walker, of Montreal; Mr. and
rs. Fred Beer, Hensall; Mr. Sane
rown, of Centralia, and Mi1'. and'
rs. Albert E. Cutlmore,, of Kit-
hener.
The groom, an honor graduate In
ommerce and finance of the Uni-
ersity of Toronto, is a grandson
f the late Mr. and Mrs. Roland
udnaore of Hensall.
The bride and groom will reside
Montreal.
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Attending the bride were Mrs; Ir-
vine Armstrong, sister of the groom
as matron of honor; Miss .Elaine
Gill, London, bridesmaid; Miss San-
dra Blowes, sister of the bride, as
junior bridesmaid. They wore
identically -styled floor -length gowns
of blue net over taffeta and carried
cascade arrangements of pink ros-
es and sweet peas.
Jack 011en-Bittle, Toronto, was
best man, and Irvine Armstrong
and Ross Pierce ushered.
Receiving guests in the church
parlors, the bride's mother wore a
navy sheer dress trimmed with`
white lace, navy and white acces-
sories, and red rose corsage. The'
Huron County Federation of Agriculture
NNUAL PICNIC
SEAFORTH AGRICU—LTURAL PARK
011.
Friday, July 10th
GUEST SPEAKER
J. A. Carroll, Assistant Deputy Minister of
Agriculture for Ontario
• Softball Tournament • Horse Races
• Sports Events • Special Prizes
•• Fiddlers' and Square Dance Competition
DANCE IN COMMUNITY CENTRE
KIRKTON COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
Annual Garden
Party
FAIR GROUNDS
K irkton , Ontario
Wed., July 15; 1953
Girls' Softball Game -6:00 p.m.
Juvenile Programme -7:30 p.m.
Professional Programme -9:00 p.m.
Ample Facilities for Refreshments and Seating
Free Supervised Parking' on Grounds
ADULTS 75o
• CHILDREN 30c
a
COME AND ENJOY suoenion ENTERTAINMENT
District
Obituaries
LATE ROBERT .C.UNNiNGHAM •
HENSALL.—RobertCurrninghann
55, who came to Hensall from 11-
derton three months ago •Witiere•he
formerly operated a general store,
died suddenly at his home Friday,
Yuly 3. He suffered' a heart at.
tack while having supper. He had
just driven home from London,
where he had spent the afternoon.
Born in Harriston, he was raised
in Toronto, conducted a business
for 18 years in Bronte and, three
years in Ilderton.
'SurviVing are his widow, the for-
mer Gladys Bond, Sparta; one son,
Peter, 13; one daughter, Gail, 10;
four, brothers and two sisters.
Private funeral service was held
from the Bontbron Funeral Home,.
Hensall, 2VIontlay, July 6, at 2:00
pan., conducted by Rev. W. J. Rog-
ers, Hensall United Church, assist-
ed by Rev. C. Fox, formerly of
Ilderton. Burial was in EXeter
cemetery. , •
Bearers were relatives of the de-,
ceased. The casket and grave wete
banked with lovely floral tributes.
The sympathy of the community is
extended to Mrs. Cunningham and
family.
KIPPEN
Mr;' and Mrs. Frank Chance and
sons, Gary and Murray, Winnipeg,
are visiting a few days with their
friends, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hood.
Mrs. W. H. Stiles, Gordon and
Stewart, and daughter Annie, of
Brussels, visited Mr. and Mrs. Sam-
uel Cudmore Saturday.
Miss Barbara Workman, Oshawa,
is holiday/1;g with her aunt and
uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Work-
man. .
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Taylor and
Terry, Stratford, were Sunday visi-
tors, of Mrs. Dinsdale and Miss
Whiteman.
D. and Mas. Guald, of Penetan-
guishene; Mr. Guald, Guelph, and
Mrs: Balfour, Regina, are visiting
with Mr. Henry and Miss Jean
,M. and Mrs. Tom Munroe, Mr.
and,Mrs. Wm. Coleman and Mr. and
Mrs„. Jack :Heitz spent the weekeild
in Muskoka.
The annual Sunday School pichiC
of St. Andrew's burch here will be
held Tuesdae, July 14, at jowetee
Grove, Hayfield, during the after-
noon. -
Mrs. Priebtali and family, of Mit-
chele • and :Mr. and Mrs. Ricbard
Cornish' and feriallY, Goderich, were
Sunday VISitors of, Mr. Robert
Thogison.-
Mia and MraeWilfred Mellis vis-
ited Sunday_ in Nieroeeter with late:
latter's mother, NITS/ 6/13sOn, and -
on Tee,sdayi they epeet,the day at
Niagera, Falba "". .
Mr: and Mrs, Hny McBride, tien0
&lila; Mr. Hugh McBride, lions
don, and Mr. ghat Mee Ear1 Deirt-
ert, near Baygeld; iivnro' qiicl
visitors of Mr. and
Jonee.
Mr and Mrs. Artibiceelatketettei,
Gail Ann and Lynn and Mrs.
Homey, Exeter, Spit' the weekend
in :Ifeutilten. "a "
Mit. Brown; Grariti,**rite, vented
Monday with her`citelghter and son -
in -late, Mr. and Mrs. Ow M6116-
seau.1
moc,a1tI Mrs. 'fatotge Wieder, of
London iincontpa4e0, .1400 .441".
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enn�Therderlettn, and Mr. Peter
Thinnernien. , 1•1
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Mr
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ited. Saturday with Mr. and Mrs.
GerderiaWeeek
James MOCilenlone, who le at pres-
aleendon, isowly improving
1:1,1Wheeitlareth. Pleased te rept Mrs-
ent with her daughter, Mrs. Alice
Cook
M:ita muwVinwe.
centrVeleder, London, Is
the guest of her illiAter-hi-raw, Mrs.
wi
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lent., at,-
el:maim-need. hy M. Robert Thom -
Bole visited Sunday evening -with
Mr. ,ae11 Mr8. James Armstrong,
Staffa,
Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Meals,
Bela and Jiituniee of Detroit, have
been the goes:heal their aunt and
Mr.; and Mre. Wilfred Mellis.
W.M.B. Met Friday
The W.M.S. held their., Ashy
Band meeting on Friday afternoon
012 the spacious lawn at the tome
of Mrs. Emmerson Anderson, with
Mrs. John Anderson acting as to -
hostess. It was. largely attended,
and Mrs. Vernon Aldeediee con-
ducted a fun line of sports. Mrs.
Robert Elgie conducted a Bible
quiz and other sports foe the lad-
ies. Later a delicious lunelt was
served.
LLASHMAR
DRIVELIN THEATRE
CLINTON
NEXT TO COMMUNITY PARK
First `Show Start e At Dusk
Thurs., Fri. July 9, le
"FANCY PANTS"
...Bob Hope - • Lucille Ball
CARTOON — NEWS
'Saturday, Monday—July 11-13
"Buffalo BM"
Technicolor
Joel McCrea Maureen O'Hara
CARTOON — NEWS
' Tues., Wed.—July 14, 15
"Mr. Music"
Bing Crosby Nancy Olson
., NEWS
Thurs., Fri. ---July 16, 17
"Take Care of My Little
• Girl"
• Technicador
Jeanne Crain , Dale Robertson
CARTOON — NEWS
Children's Playground
TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY
Rain or Clear
Children Under 12 in Cars
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funds. Talk over a farm
Improvement Loan with your
Menet B of M manager.
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Hensall Branch: WALTER *ma., 1Vianaget
Brucefield (Sub -Agency): Ope•Tuescray and Fold* ,
SIZE 600 a 16
LESS OUR BIG
TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE
SEAFORTH
MOTORS
PHONE: 141
CHEVROLET — OLDSMOBILE
SALES & SERVICE
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First All-Canaffian Rodeo Show ;
Diamond S Rodeo
Sponsored by Hensall Branch Canadian Legion
Hensall Ball Park
SATURDAY July 1
,5.OUTS.
SEE: Horse Rider Jump Through Hoop of Fire
Featuring two outstanding Horses, Silver Belle & Smokey
Bronco Riding • Trick Roping • Clowns
'Calf and Horse Roping • .Bull Riding
Square Dance on Horseback
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ADMISSIONS: • Adults 41.00 • Children, 35 Cents
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SEE THESE GUARANTEED VALUES AT
Huron County's Finest Market
for
USED CARS
1953 bIlEY. BELA'S COACH -
1953 CHM DE LUXE SEDAN
1953 CIIEV. STANDARD SEDAN
• 1952 MEV. EMMELINE SEDAN SPECIAL
1952.LCHEy. DE LUXE SEDAN
1952 PONTIAC 'COACH
...,;195,201E9'. LUXE STYLELINE SEDAN
3952 PONTIAC- STYLELINE COACH
/951 OHEY;^ ATYLELINB COACH with Radio ,
- 1951 tllOVVIinaouNE SEDAN
• A951 DOtiatitVgbAN
1951 OHIgtlfirkLEILINE COACH
1949' POREPSEDAN--4895
1948 (HEV. STYLEMASTER COACH
1948. cumv. SEDAN • •
1948 onsw. PLENTLINE COACH
1947 CHEM SEDAN
1947 CHEY. COACH
• 194,2 DODGE COACH
TRUCK*
1948 MECURY *TON PICKUP
1947 CHET. 3/2 -TON PICKUP
.1947 MERCURY 3 -TON STAKE
A written guarantee for 00 days on all Late MOdel Cars
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